show that
a) from the equation
that L± cannot create a state in which
which means that L± respects
the limit | m_ℓ | ≤ ℓ
b) using expressions for the operators
and the equation of (a) demonstrate that
the matrix elements of the operators Lx and Ly are
thanks
show that a) from the equation that L± cannot create a state in which which means...
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